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Los Angeles Twenty Seven Lyrics by Gator

Amateur Cartography

2013

[Verse 1]
Let’s all move to Echo Park
And walk to Dodger games
But November to March we’ll retreat
To the hills
Of Los Feliz
[Chorus]
Through chasms of song
I’ll drag my death along
Haunting as we go
Till it falls in
[Verse 2]
We’ll watch the Chavez Ravine sunrise
At 6:15 in winter
It’s just so much more livable
Than waking up to gray
[Chorus]
Through chasms of song
I’ll drag my death along
Hunting as we go
Till it falls in
[Verse 3]
We’ll ride to where the bike lane ends
At Sunset and Elysian
And I’ll yell, “shave those sideburns!”
At Don Mattingly
[Chorus]
Through chasms of song
I’ll drag my death along
Haunting as we go
Till it falls in
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About “Los Angeles Twenty Seven” by Gator

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"Los Angeles Twenty Seven" appears on "Amateur Cartography" in 2013.

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